The memory allocated for a struct is equal to the sum of the memory of its individual members, considering _______.
- padding
- initialization
- inheritance
- encapsulation
Memory alignment requirements can cause "padding" between members of a struct, which can increase the total memory size of the struct. This is essential for data to be accessed in an optimized manner on the hardware.
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